This narrative review outlines the historical development and principles of the One Health concept, which posits that human, animal, plant, and ecosystem health are interlinked.
British Journal of Biomedical Science · 2 authors, 2 centres
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This narrative review outlines the historical development and principles of the One Health concept, which posits that human, animal, plant, and ecosystem health are interlinked.
This narrative review outlines the historical development and principles of the One Health concept, which posits that human, animal, plant, and ecosystem health are interlinked. The review synthesizes examples, such as outbreaks of Chagas disease from contaminated fruit juice and Trichinella from wild boar meat, to illustrate zoonotic transmission pathways.